U2 Live - Part 3 Glastonbury

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Welcome back to your continuing coverage of Glastonbury 2011. We

are two-thirds of the way through U2's career spanning set. On the

Pyramid Stage. It's hit after hit from the old to the new. We will go

now for a great big old sing along. They are all seasoning alongs, but

none more than this. It's Sunday # Oh, I can't close my eyes

# Broken bottles # Bodies strewn across

# There's many lost # The trench is dug

# And mothers, children, brothers sisters torn apart

# Sunday, Bloody Sunday

# Sunday, Bloody Sunday

# How long

# How long must we sing this song?

# How long? How long?

# Tonight

# We can be as one

# Tonight

# Tonight, tonight

# Tonight, tonight... #

# Wipe your tears away

# Wipe the tears away

Sunday, Bloody Sunday

# Wipe your...

Sunday, Bloody Sunday

# Sunday, Bloody Sunday

Sunday, Bloody Sunday... #

# Sunday, Bloody Sunday

Sunday, Bloody Sunday... #

# Sunday, Bloody Sunday

Sunday, Bloody Sunday... #

# Sunday, Bloody Sunday

Sunday, Bloody Sunday... #

CHEERING

CHEERING AND

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

# If you

# If you twist

# If you twist and

# If you twist and turn away # If you tear yourself in two again

# If I could, you know I would # If I could, I would

# Let it go Leave this heart of clay

# Feel you must break away # To the light

# Through the rain # Into the half light

# Oh, oh # So let it go

# Soon I fade away # To let it go

# So not fade away # Run away

# I'm not sleeping # Bring me my arrow of burning gold

# Bring me my arrows of desire # Bring me my spears of clouds

unfold # Bring me my chariot of fire

# Take me home # Take us home

# So let it go # Ah

# To let it go # So now, fade, fade it

# Fade away # And fade away

# No, no # Not fade away

# Come on # Not fade away

# Run away # I'm not sleeping

# Revelation # And temptation, condemnation

# Isolation # Then revelation, ill luem

lumination # Let it go

# So not fade away # Let it go

# So not fade away # Let it go

# So not fade away # Let it go

# So now fade away # Let it go

# So now fade away # Run away

# One man come in the name of love # One man come, he to justify

# In the name of love What more in the name of love?

# In the name of love What more in the name of love?

# One man caught on a barbed-wire fence

# One man he resist One man washed on an empty beach

# One man betrayed with a kiss

# In the name of love What more in the name of love?

# In the name of love What more in the name of love?

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# Free at last, they took your life They could not take your pride

# In the name of love What more in the name of love?

# In the name of love What more in the name of love?

# Oh-oh-oh

# Oh-oh-oh

Good

Good night,

Good night, thank

Good night, thank you very much. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Good night from Edge, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Junior, myself Bono.

Thank you, thank you for tuning in. Thank you to the BBC. Thank you to

What did you make of that? Everything you expected U2 to do.

They played risky tunes as well. Absolutely. A couple of surprises.

For the most part, they had to play hit-heavy. A band in great form.

know. I love the fact they went back so early to the stuff which we

are - reminded me when I first fell in love with U2. It sounds so good.

It's great. It was a stripped raw set. They they had the vanity stage

up front. There wasn't a huge amount going on outside of the

music. Brave for them to do. Hopefully they will come back here

and tell us why they made the decision. Fingers crossed we might

see the band to chat. At the moment we are biding our time to find out

when U2 come back. I'm trying to think what they haven't done so

far? I don't know what it is. Hopefully they will come back on

and do the encore. I can't think. Let's find out. Back to you, the

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# On a bed of nails # Through the storm

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# Love will tear us apart, again # Love

# Love will tear us apart, again... Take out your phones. Take out your

cigarette lighters. Turn off the # Look at the stars

# Look how they shine for you # And everything that you do

# And they were yellow # I came along

# I wrote a song for you # And all the things that you do

# Look at the stars # See how they shine for you

# And and all that the things that you do

# They were all yellow here's our little planet spinning around the

sun. Some of us doing our best to # To let the horses run free

# Was playing with the fire # Till the fire played with me

# Stone was really precious # We were barely conscious

# To souls in the realm of certainty

# Even on our wedding day # And the moment of surrender

# I'm falling to my knees # I did not notice the passers by

# And they did not notice me # I've been in every black hole

# At the alter of a Dark Star # My body's now begging

# Though, it's begging to get back # Begging to get back

# To my heart # To the rhythm of my soul

# To the rhythm of my consciousness # To the rhythm of yes

# To be released from control # I was punching in the numbers at

the ATM machine # I could see our reflection

# A face staring back at me # At the moment of surrender

# A vision of a visibility # I did not notice the passers-by

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Would you hold it up. Would you # I was speeding off the subway

# Through the stations of the cross # Every eye looking every other way

# Counting down till the pain will stop

# At the moment of surrender # A vision of a visibility

# I did not notice the passers-by # And they did not notice me

# Oh, oohh, # Ooohh...

# Oohh... # Oohh... Oh-oh-oh...

# The curse was that your dreams come true, God is a mirror where

every man sees himself # When I first met you your face is

like snow # Where ever I went to you you

wanted to go # Your face, your case suitcase 17

# When you put it down on the ground

# Don't lose your faith in the cloud

# Don't put your faith in a cloud # Don't put your faith in a cloud...

One more. Just one more. First single. It's been a while. CLAPPING

# Monday morning # I say how long?

# It was one dull morning Woke the world with bawling

# I was so sad, so sad They were so glad

# I had the feeling it was out of control

# I was of the opinion it was out of control

# Boys and girls go to the school

# And girls, they make children Not like this one

# I had the feeling it was out of control

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# I had the opinion it was out of control

# Out of control...

Out

Out of

Out of control?

Out of control? How has your You have made our... Whole career.

Thank you for the life you've given us. We're out of control though. It

happens. It happened. Out of # I fought fate

# One day I'll die The choice will not be mine

# Will it be too late? You can't fight fate

# I was of a feeling it was out of control

CHEERING

CHEERING AND

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

All

All right!

CHEERING

CHEERING AND

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That

That looked

That looked to

That looked to me like a band going,, "job done" the look between

Edge and Bono, it was, "told you it would be good" Bono was like, "it

was all right"? Did you enjoy it? The bottom like line is U2 will be

high on that for some time to come. They look really high. Hopefully,

making their way back here. We might be able to ask them how it

felt. All that talk. All those years of speculation, will U2 do.

It they were on the list along with Presence and Bruce SpringSteen and

a lot of other headline liners who never played. As soon as they were

announced the artists have kept flying. Most people realise when he

hurt his back last year chances were they were going to be

headlining again this year. Now it's done, now that concert is over.

What did you make of it? I loved the fact that a lot of the bands I

have spoken to today were going,, "I actually quite like U2" I hear

people saying "I'm in the going to watch it and see it". Marcus from

Mumford & Sons was going,, "of course I'm going to be there.

a funny world when we live in that the most successful ongoing rock

band has become a guilty pleasure. Opinions are for everybody and

everyone has a different one. I'm sure everyone is talking. I loved

the Coldplay. The message, who will be watching right now, then they

went and did the Yellow thing. Coldplay going, we are on tomorrow,

check out what we do. It hasn't been about U2 today. Now that it's

said and down done it's a weekend of amazing music across many

different stages at Glastonbury. Over at the other stage we have

Primal Scream. Here are two songs from earlier on on the evening,

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# I believe in you Let's hear you there. Let me hear

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# Just what is it # I said, I'm gonna get deep down

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Primal Scream have been

reenergiseing their masterpiece album for almost a year. I'm not

sure if that was their intention when they started doing shows.

exciting. On the other stage delivering it right here on your

Glastonbury coverage. It's remarkable to think that a band

that never looked back, always looked forward, have spent quite

some time rethinking that record and play it again. It doesn't

surprise thasm record has never goten tired. It's one of the most

forward thinking records. Tonight was a celebration of that record

and band. Bobbie Gill less pi's shirt. It was fantastic. You are

right to bring up clothing. A few people have been asking ple how

come I look like I've come back from the artic and you look like

you have been in the Maldives. What is going on? I don't know. I'm

wearing your coat. You are 3, 2, 1 I'm here and loose. Back in the

game. We go to Greg now. He has been doing this trawl around the

site. It's a stage crawl. He is checking out everything that is

going on in the stage that is is happening. And is bringing us a

flavour. Some of the bits we don't get to, Greg is doing it for us.

Let's go to him on his stage crawl. Where's my coat! This is my first

time doing the TV for Glastonbury. I can show you the real Glastonbury.

I mean, keep your U2's, you can keep your Coldplay's, this is the

proper bit. I'm in the circus area. I will show you the theatre bit. I

will show you gems you have heard about and not necessarily seen.

Also, some weirdness. Let's go. I like the look of these guyss. Can

you teach me some moves? The out Hey. What is this then? An after

workshop. What do I do? Smile. Shake your body a bit. Ha-ha! This

is a sonic forest. Can I stop you a sec. What happens in here? You run

past the trees in in the forest. It make as sound. Shall we run

together, hand in hand? What is the idea. The delay make it is dreamy.

We play it until 4.00 am and we get wild. I'm trying to experience the

festival as quickly as possible. These are clay figures people made

over years. If you want to do the whole festival in a day we have it

for you. Toilets, miniature Pyramid Stage. Who is headlining? The seven

heads of Bono and the Edge. I love Measuring

# The dark secret night # And I think to myself

# What a wonderful world... # Excuse me, madam, how are you?

are you? It's a beautiful machine? You get four weeks shopping in. We

are Granny Terizmo. Try and get up this hill. Go on,

have a go! I'm Betty. And we are the only

formation shopping trolley dancing troupe in the country!

You are similar to the Red Arrows? Very similar, just with more style

and a bit more attitude, I think. You're not going to get blue smoke

coming out your bum, are you? it depends what I've eaten the

night before. Off you go!

So part one of my Glastonbury crawl is done. I have had a great day so

far. I made new friends as well. There is loads more to see. Find

Greg James in action. Thank you to Greg. Look who we have now. We have

the band who have just been on the Pyramid Stage.

So was it as good... Hold on a sec. We have offerings here for you if

you need a touch of whisky. Was it as good as Edge sold it to you last

year. It was very, very, very, very taken aback by the warmth of the

crowd to us and you know, we have not played to anything other than

our own audience for 25 years. get out of here.

Live Aid. No, no, no. I mean more than two

songs. Oh right.

When was the last festival? Someone must have tried to work it out?

1985. It must have been a real real

stinker if you haven't done one since. Thure rhythmics.

Describe what it is like? Quite overpowering. I walked out and I

didn't know it was like an ice-rink and I couldn't move. For a person

like myself that likes to move about, it was interesting so I just

thought just stand where you are and just sing and maybe the singing

will be better for me not being able to move. If it rains in our

production, we just get wet. So we were under the roof and it felt

wrong because I had to go out. So you were there with the people?

We were there with everyone. What did it look like? I am a man

of the people. What did it look like? The flag

thing, they did the flags just for us. You had all the flags. We felt

very, very honoured that they would do the flags just for us.

They were very nice. They were great.

Did you get the tricolour and the Union Jack.

Yes. As far as we can gather here

everyone was gathered around the TVs and the millions of people were

watching around the UK and the world, and it was beautifully

directed. It looked wonderful. The songs were beautifully sung. The

drums were probably the best thing. There were wonderful wide shots.

You don't want to get too slick. I don't mind a bit of slickness.

We were all over the shop, but in a good way.

I'm going to point to Larry, every time. We have got to talk about the

set. It doesn't get talked about as much. But it has been 30 years

since Michael Eavis said he has been trying to get you to do this

festival. He is rounding it up a few? They are an extraordinary

family. Look what they put on for people

every year. The philosophy behind it and their

generosity, not just of spirit. There is the legacy and the

heritage and the songs are what are going to carry you through tonight.

There wasn't the claw. There wasn't the things that you put into the

production, it was about the tunes. Five songs to open.

Brave. It was very brave. I didn't call even better to start.

thought it was promising. Choosing the tunes is a tough one.

The hope the Damien Hirst piece went out.

Tell us about that. He is the greatest living artist and he did a

piece of work for Even Better Than The Real Thing and no one has seen

this before. This is the opening moment? All the

visuals were courtesy of Hirsty and to have his genius was a great

thing and he kicked it off. We went into the fly. Dead flies courtesy

of Hirsty! Can you hear the rain? This is

Glastonbury, this is what it is like.

We just had gentle rain. It was pouring with rain when I was was

introduced you. What an introduction. I love you,

Larry so much. You guys were in sync. It was

remarkable. I was thinking about this with the rain and what that

adds to the sense of occasion and it took me back to Under A Blood

Red Sky. And you didn't climb on top of the

stage this time. He couldn't move! There were a few more people here

tonne than at Red Rocks. Did you enjoy it? So much.

That song Jerusalem, for an Irish boy to sing it, but there is a

story about Glastonbury. People don't know that song is sung in,

Jerusalem, is about Joseph come to go Glastonbury and the oldest

Christian abbey in Northern Europe is here. Everyone talks about

Stonehenge and all that, man. It is a real pilgrimage for me. I used

some of the lyrics in Bad also. Were you comfortable with that?

Larry, how was it for you? I was a little disappointed it was so wet.

A little bit of rain is OK. For the crowd, they were stuck together,

but one criticism, the audience are so far away and sometimes when you

are struggling through it, you just love to have them a little bit

closer. There is a huge gap and I'm not used to that. You shouldn't

have been a drummer. You should have been the front-man. You always

had the looks. Not much you can do about rhythm.

We are going to check out the mini Thank you for waiting.

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Thank you, Michael Eavis. All the # But I still haven't found

# But I still haven't found # I have spoke

# But I still haven't found # But I still haven't found

# Then all the colours # You broke the bonds

# But I still haven't found # But I still haven't found

# But I still haven't found # Out of the darkness

# Our love shines on, our love shines on

# Our love shines on # And moving on up, yeah

# Out of the darkness # Our love shines on

So yeah, I love the rain on your glasses.

I need wipers! What about that little moment when

I scream? Do you have a message because you did a Coldplay thing.

Have you a message for Coldplay? Yeah, I have a few set ideas!

LAUGHTER No, we love Coldplay. Beautiful

songs, extraordinary songs they have, but let's not get carried

away! They are going to be great. They are great. They are truly

great. They are just not good looking!

LAUGHTER Oh dear.

What was interesting, you really stepped into the hole history of

the site and what it means to people who aren't even here for the

music and because of the lei lines and the tor which goes on before

your time and it can be possible, but many, many hundreds of years.

Lancet. It was a Monty Python reference.

You know the film, the Monty Python film. I called Larry the knight who

says no. Where would you be without it?

is a high place. It is higher ground. It is holy ground. I

actually came and and you can turn me off in the pub now, but I came

as a pilgrim, did you feel that? Maybe not. You came as a pilgrim

for the music. I came for all the other - myself and Mike Scot.

Are you heading off to the to the healing fields now. The history of

Glastonbury is well documented and Neil Oliver has done a film for it.

You might want to watch this. tell you? No, you can't. You have

For the past 40 years, festival goers have been building their own

mythology in the Glastonbury site. But this part of the country has

been a destination for pilgrims of all kinds for over 5,000 years. In

a few days time thousands of festival goers will stream down the

hillsides to watch U2 make history on that stage, but how many of them

will appreciate how much truly ancient history surrounds them

here? The first Pyramid Stage was

constructed on this spot in 1971. Made out of scaffolding and plastic

sheeting, its appearance was different to the great pyramids of

Egypt, but the idea behind it was much the same. Andrew Kerr wanted

to use the spiritual associations of the Somerset Levels to create a

free festival that was more than a gig in a field. The Pyramid Stage

was to be a spiritual satellite dish able to pick up and channel

the vibrations of the cosmos. Whether or not Awe awe gree with

Andre's approach to stage building, this landscape is littered with

ancient sites and it is full of myth and legend.

Andrew Kerr moved the festival from September to June conditioning the

tradition of the he can of the equinox pilgrimage.

The site is loafer looked by this outcrop. Glastonbury tor. The Celts

called this place the Isle of Glass. Pay part from the famous muddy

Glastonburies, there is precious On a dry day, you can see the

Glastonbury Festival site from here somewhere over there. Today, is not

a dry day. In keeping with another Glastonbury Festival tradition, the

weather has gone bad. In ancient times these Somerset levels were a

shallow marshy sea. So maybe there is some truth in the legend of

Avalon after all. Glastonbury's connection to Camelot

Hello Neil. How are you doing? How long has

this place been the focus of legend? This place has been legend

for about 900 years. It goes back to the 12th century.

What triggered legend here? One is the myth that when King Arthur was

killed he was brought to the Isle of Avalon and no one knew where

that was until the monks of Glastonbury started digging up the

place. What they found here was the coffin of King Arthur.

Do you think the legend, almost above all other legends, is the one

that endures in this part of the world? Well, all nations want a

great figurehead and if we look back into the Dark Ages, what we

find in reality are petty chieftains. The other important

thing about King Arthur is the notion he never dismt he was

brought -- died. He was brought here to Avalon and perhaps he lives

For many people, this landscape is charged with the energy of all

those who have passed through it before them. From the ancient

architects of Stonehenge, to those seeking Avalon, so perhaps it is

fit that Glastonbury should inhabit this landscape now, drawing more

people together and creating new I love that dude.

Why do I think of Shameless when I see him? That was brilliant.

We had to kick off U2. They are in good form, weren't

they? They looked happy. We have interviewed a few bands and

they always have that same look in their eyes, they can't comprehend

what has happened? They watched the performance as they watched they

are going, "Ah, no." You were going "that was good.". Except for Larry

who was marking a paper saying, "That didn't work.". So much to see

and hear across this weekend and you can listen to Glastonbury on 6

Music. We are online and the BBC

Glastonbury website is the main port of call and on BBC TV. One of

my highlights when I saw the line- up, but I didn't get a chance to

see it. Inevitably, you can't. The bottom line is see is Celo

Green. If you are watching this, there is

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a lot of strobing and there is # Gone daddy has gone

# Eyes will turn # When I see you

# Daddy has gone # I can tell by the way you switch

# I can tell by the way you baby talk

# Daddy has gone # Get a phone call

# The love has gone # Gone away

I spint a lot of money on these shoulder pads. You like them?

# I remember when I lost my mind # Way out there without a care

# I was out-of-touch # But it wasn't because I didn't

know enough # I just knew too much

# Does that make me crazy? # And I hope that you are having

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who do you, who do you, # My heroes had the heart to lose

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Life is precious. Scream, enjoy I still can't hear you!

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Hello. All right. Really? Can we talk about... Are we really stood

out here? It is a bit chilly now. Our set is always beautiful, but

there is a wicker fox who the team dubbed for reasons, well he is

called the contented fox. I would like to assure viewers... Is he

playing the saxophone. It is a saxophone.

It is a happy fox, but he is happy because he is playing a broadcast

instrument just to be very, very clear.

Have have you guys stopped where there is no awning? That was Cee-Lo

Green you saw there. We have been joined by Mark and Lauren. What

have you got in your pocket? left their flask in our dressk room.

What if Larry Mullan needs a brew. Is it tea or coffee? Is it really

U2's flask. It is soup. No, that's got, it is

not tea. What would you say that is? New York's I think it is soup.

It is not Ovalatine or Horlicks. We have cuppa soups going on.

That's what it is, it is like like cuppa.

It is going to sustain us through the programme. Thank you for the

music... And the soup. We are going to bow out and we are

going to leave it over to you. Now we are going to.

Chasing Status. # I am a man with a heavy heart

# It's a blind faith A cruel waste, a bitter taste

# So I know I need this sweet sensation

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# Sweet sensation

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# What is a man to do with his mind?

# When it's working overtime?

# The best I can do is not dance with the devil

# I keep myself sane I won't waste this time and space

# So I know I need this sweet sensation

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# I am a man with a heavy heart

# I am a man with a heavy heart

# It's a blind faith, a cruel waste

# What a bitter taste

# So I know I need this sweet sensation

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# Sweet sensation

# The music that we play will ease your mind

# I am a man with a heavy heart

# I am a man with a heavy heart

# It's a blind faith, a cruel waste

# What a bitter taste

# So I know I need this sweet sensation. #

They

They look

They look so

They look so well. There is not a lot of veg in that. Chase & Status

there. We are just sampling the Larry Mullan drink. It looks like

the remains of a grill pan. It is quite nice, you know. On a

wintry evening here. It is quite warming.

It is kind of greasy as well. It is nice though.

It is like something out of the bottom of a grill pan, isn't it?

is, yes. Thank you for sticking with us. Thank you for leaving your

soup, U2. Can I have some more. We have some Mumford and Sons in a

while for you who were playing the other stage, but right now we have

some beautiful, beautiful live music.

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# Oh these days seem so far away # I need sunshine

# I need angels # There is something going on and I

need them # # Everything I stood for. # I was

in a place that I didn't want to be # Seeing face after face, I didn't

want to see # I didn't go out of my mind

# Only god knows # All them girls that I used to see

running around # I need sunshine

# I need angels. Angels # There is something going on and I

need them # No, no, I need

# Sunshine # There is something going on and I

need them # There is something going

# There is something going on # I need sunshine

# I need angels # I need something good and I need

them # There is something going on

# There is there is something going From London to Glastonbury, that's

Maverick Sabre playing the festival tomorrow. The song was great. But

this is separating from the mug now! I'm slightly worried.

I want results before the end of the show.

I will be looking like Larry Mullan tomorrow.

Have you enjoyed it. It is raining. It was beautiful earlier on. It was

pleasant. I did get a chance to see a few things. I went through the

Spirit of 71 Stage and I talked to Andrew Kerr who put the festival on

and and build the stage. I saw the Spirit of 71 Stage a lot of artists

are playing that played in 1971. I saw Noel Harrison singing.

I interviewed Melanie. She is on there tonight.

She played the original festival in 1971. And she said when she played

in 1971, her husband was with her and he recently died. He was her

manager and the father of her three kids, but she said he promised me

this was the last thing he was organising her her doing this

festival and he promised that he would be there. It was really

emotional and really lovely, she was OK and feeling really positive

about it. It felt like she was going to be surrounded by love

there. She would have been surrounded by

love because Andrew Kerr was the guy sorting out the first festival.

He had tears in his eyes when he told me Melanie was coming back. He

couldn't believe she was coming back to play at this stage.

I was saying to her, I think the old school folk spirit is in intact

in Glastonbury and folk under going massive revival and one of the

people at the forefront of that movement movement are Mumford and

Sons. I did see Marcus Mumford on the back of a big wagon and I went

went, "How did it go?" And he went like that.

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# It's empty # The sun

# Away from all the fears and all the faults you've left behind

# The harvest left no food for you to eat

# You cannibal, you meat-eater You see

# But I have seen the same I know the shame in your defeat

# But I will hold on hope

# And I won't let you choke on the noose around your neck

# And I'll find strength in pain And I will change my ways

# I'll know my name as it's called again

# Cos I have other things to fill my time

# Cos I have other things to fill my time

# You take what is yours and I'll take mine

# Now let me at the truth Which will refresh my broken mind

# So tie me to a post and block my ears

# I can see widows and orphans through my tears

# I know my call despite my faults and despite my growing fears

# But I will hold on hope

# And I won't let you choke on the noose around your neck

# And I'll find strength in pain And I will change my ways

# I'll know my name as it's called again

# So come out of your cave walking on your hands

# And see the world hanging upside down

# You can understand dependence when you know the maker's land

# So make your siren's call And sing all you want

# I will not hear what you have to say

# Cos I need freedom now And I need to know how

# To live my life as it's meant to be

# And I will hold on hope

# And I won't let you choke on the noose around your neck

# And I'll find strength in pain And I will change my ways

# I'll know my name as it's called again. #

Thank

Thank you

Thank you very

Thank you very much. Mumford and Sons earlier on the

Other Stage. Will you leave that cow alone? We're keeping her calm.

We don't want her rearing up. One r for one thing, I haven't filled the

form in, health and safety. I had them on a radio show and I

thought they were destined to be there and they were playing the

Grammys. It happened last year. could hear Test Match special and

David Gower saying "I'm listening to Mumford and Sons." Who would

have thought it? Not them. Marcus has stayed clean cut, while some of

the rest of them have gone native. We were a band of folk musicians

and that's what happens. Fair play to them. I thought that was good.

There has been all sorts of stuff at glast gree including --

Glastonbury including a gentleman who made history in 1985 when he

head lined with the Smiths. But it is not just about the big headline

acts and the people who play in the Grammys and stuff, there is another

side to Glastonbury and we do get out and about and enjoy that, but

one lady who is enjoying it as I speak is the beautiful Gemma who is

in the nocturnal armpit of Glastonbury and I mean that in a

good way. Oh, far, far away from the Pyramid

Stage and the Other Stage, even beyond Arcadia is Block 9 where the

absurd, the glamorous, the wonderful, the most surreal moments

happen. Tell me more. I found friends? We are in New York disco.

This is from 1989 and it is all that's left of the world after a

nuclear warp Enlighten me. What's going to

happen around here this evening? Everybody is going to be very, very

free and we are going to dance until the end of the world because

it is what we are doing here, honey, we are just dancing and celebrating

life. I am impressed. You have got heels

on. I have got four inch heels on. Mud? What mud? I am hearing loads

about the London Underground. Let's My name is Steve Gallagher.

My name is Gideon. We are the team behind the new

London Underground at Glastonbury this year.

We started off doing the NYC download four years ago. We knew we

needed to do something else big and spectacular, but we weren't sure

what it should be. We knew it should be a music venue and we

wanted to do something that was London-centric so we had New York

and London on opposite sides of the field. On the build crew, there are

something like 45 people. We have been helping build this

marvellous structure which has been called London Underground.

I painted all the balconies and all the bits on the ground and put the

texture on and made them look like concrete and the colour and

everything. It is hard work.

And once it is put together, we're going to go up on the scissor lift

and put dirt and mould and everything and make it look like a

really shitty council block. It always looks amazing.

We all know what we have got to do so and we are all putting our time

The idea behind the set was you know, I guess quite competitive,

you know, we did the Downlow and it was an ambitious set and we wanted

to push the boat out first. We previously crashed a taxi into

the Downlow and the Tube has has derailed underground and smashed up

through the tower block and caught daily life in its wheels and

dragged it out through the front of the building as it crashed out

through the front of the building. It is a sculpture in itself and

then you walk through the sculpture into the venue behind and the venue

behind is seedy, underground, London nightclub.

Proper established clubs. They This is brilliant. The level of

production is amazing. You don't often get to play inside a venue at

a festival and they have created a nightclub and it is wicked. It is

brilliant. It is like going back to London. It

is like being in Brixton. There is lots of raving going on.

People are having a good time. There is a lot of love.

I don't think I have seen this level of, you know, extravagance in

a venue before especially in a field.

I haven't gone anywhere else, I have been right here.

I wondered what Marcus was doing with himself. I didn't know where

he was, but know I noi -- now I know.

I am always amazed at how much effort people put into putting

these structures up One of the things they added was a

mechanical bull ring in which they are having fights with real people.

We came down and launched the start of the Glastonbury season last

month while they were building everything and it really is a year

long project. It takes a month to strip the set back.

My kids are here somewhere and they were in a giant fish. A giant

silver fish. When we got up close it was built out of CDs. It was

amazing that someone could go to that much trouble. It was great

bringing kids as they were chatter, chatter and as soon as they saw the

size of it silence. If you have never been, it is impossible to

Like we said, there's been all sorts on. One of the things I

checked out earlier was this man - former headliners, May 1985. It was

a very controversial headliners. People were not sure about the

Smiths. They thought it should be a hippies only festival. He embraced

pop music and took Glastonbruy into a new league. I like Morrissey. At

a festival he's like, "I don't know, will I enjoy myself today?" He came

out. He went, "Hi, Glastonbury. How strange to see me here." OK, we're

doing this then. So we thought you might enjoy a little bit of his set,

here earlier at Glastonbruy. On the Other Stage. It was Morrissey.

Hello Glato! Fancy seeing me -- # On the day that you're meant.

# Oh, desires to try # And catch up with the tree

# Because I want the one I can't have

# It's driving me mad # It's all over

# All over # My face

# On the day you're meant to have # I want the one I can't have

# It's driving me mad # It's all over

# All over my face # A double bed

# These are the riches of the poor A double bed

# And a lover for sure # These are the riches of the poor

And I want the one I can't have # And it's driving me mad

# It's all over # All over my face

# A tough kid who sometimes swallows nails

# Gone to the prisoner's aid # He killed a policeman when he was

# Somehow it really impressed me # It's written all over my face

# Oh, these are the riches of the poor # Oh, these are the riches of

the poor-ra # I want the one I can't have

# This is driving me mad # It's written all over my face,

face-face # On the day that you're meant to

have a journey # Catches up with your face

# And if you ever need salvation # Just me me in the alibi the

railway -- in the a lrk ley by the railway station

APPLAUSE # There is no-one on earth

# English hearts # There is no-one on earth I'm

# To be standing by the flag # There is no-one on earth

# And I will die # The English are sick to death

# And denounce this Royal Line that still salute him

# And will salute him

# Forever. #

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# Punctured bicycle

# On a hillside desolate

# Will Nature make a man of me yet?

# When in this charming car

# This charming man

# Why pamper life's complexities

# When the leather runs smooth

# On the passenger seat?

# I would go out tonight

# But I haven't got a stitch to wear

# This man said: "It's gruesome

# That someone so handsome should care"

# A jumped-up pantry boy

# Who never knew his place

# He said, "Return the ring"

# He knows so much about these things

# He knows so much about these things

# I would go out tonight

# But I haven't got a stitch to wear

# This man said, "It's gruesome

# That someone so handsome should care"

# This charming man

# This charming man

# A jumped-up pantry boy

# Who never knew his place

# He said, "Return the ring"

# He knows so much about these things

# He knows so much about these things. #

Thank

Thank you.

Thank you. Thank

Thank you. Thank you! Morrissey earlier today, on the

Pyramid Stage - the big pointy one, obviously. I enjoyed pry

malscream's set earlier, -- Primal Scream's set earlier. It made me

feel like I'd eaten the sun. that's where it went! We have all

sort of stuff for you to enjoy on radio, online, on red button. It

can take you to see others, you can enjoy fleet foxes, who were

fantastic earlier on. I am told in my ear Jason stay on the and

Wootton clan. One of whom came in a bath robe. I think it was the

founder. He always dresses up. Or it could have been Barry Clan. I

can't tell them apart. They are like the Chuckle Brothers. We have

some live music now. We have got some live music. These girls come

from Alabama, a legendary music town. They were on the acow stick -

- Acoustic Stage earlier today. It is the Secret Sisters.

# You make me cry baby # Cry baby, cry

# I can't help but love you till the day I die

# Tell me why, baby, why? # I want to be with you

# Like last time when the feathers flew

# You're running wild, kicking up your heels

# Leaving me at home with a handful of bills

# Lord, I can't live without you # It's true.

# There's no living without you # I'm going to honky-tonking

# Tell me high you made me cry # Cry baby, cry

# Lord, I kapt help but love you till the day -- can't help but love

you till the day that I die # Tell me why baby, why baby, why

baby, why? # Now I don't know, but I've heard

# That every dog will have his day # You better pay attention

# I'm just a little bit imperson napbt

# Well I caught you Honky-trk onkyi -- tonkying with my best friend

# Come and feel for the knob on the door

# Tell me why Baby

# Baby # Why you made me cry, baby, cry

# Lord, I can't help but love you till the day I die

# Tell me why, baby, why baby, why baby, why?

# Tell me why baby, why baby, why? APPLAUSE

That was great, wasn't it? The sister sisters from Alabama. I

liked that a lot. I liked that guitar. You were admiring that.

is a beautiful old Gibson guitar. Nice work, ladies! Morrissey was

lying when he said he wouldn't go out tonight because he didn't is a

stitch to wear! I thought I saw a change of blouse during his set.

did change it. One was red and the other was slightly paler. When did

he do that? Did he have a changing room, side-stage? We could miss it

and start the rumour, it being late night telly. He had a lady come on

and do a quick change thing. Lift the curtain up. Shake a velvet

curtain. You should consider that. He should! I think maybe I should

consider something. I like it, you have your het set. That's all that

matters. Someone gave me this hat. He had a hat stall. I think he

thought I would come on telly and plug his hat stall. I have got my

free hat on. Whatever you were, I don't know your name or the name of

your hat stall. It is a great hat stall, I am sure. It is a plug you

can do on the BBC because it is nothing I am not advertising.

If this doesn't work for him as a fashion break through, me sporting

one of his hats. Morrissey changed shirts. I think he might have been

back stage Biffy's changing room. They came on with their clothes on,

I could only identify them by their nip pis.

# You got me to stay away # I can't compete with history

# In control of the morning In control of the sea

# You are creating all the bubbles at night

# I'm chasing round trying to pop them all the time

# We don't need to trust a single word they say

# You are creating all the bubbles at play

# There's a girl, there's a girl There's a girl, there's a girl

# And she's down by the river In her own creepy world

# There's a girl, there's a girl

# And she's down by the river It's time to consider

# That baby is a sinner She'll wash away your sins

# And go home I only once upset my kin

# Accused him of a moral slip

# He came back and claimed a change I know his life's the same again

# I can't ask him again I should let it go

# You are creating all the bubbles at night

# I'm chasing round trying to pop them all the time

# We don't need to trust a single word they say

# You are creating all the bubbles at play

# There's a girl, there's a girl There's a girl, there's a girl

# And she's down by the river In her own creepy world

# There's a girl, there's a girl

# And she's down by the river It's time to consider

# That baby is a sinner

# There's a girl, there's a girl There's a girl, there's a girl

# She'll wash away your sins

# She's face down in the river

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The

The unmistakeable

The unmistakeable this

The unmistakeable this rob of Biffy Clyro earlier today on the Pyramid

Stage. They could get clothes drawn. With a bow tie. I found them scary.

They look like they have come out of Charles Manson's gang. Who was

the one with the shirt on and a smart shirt on? Was he from Jim'll

Fix It? Maybe he was demoted. Maybe that is

how it happens. Get your top back on! They are a blistering act.

are very sweet as well. I know that is not a cool thing to say! Gemma

has been out in the fields, looking at the night life, looking at

Glastonbury after dark. She is back up there at the London underground

doing further explorations. Are you there? Here I am, in block fine. I

know I'm at the London Underground, which means something weird is

going to happen to me. Is that right Steve? That is right.

You are about to go into the crown and glory. This is a collaborative

venture with the Round House. A few people get to experience. You are

one of them. I feel lucky.... I think. I'm always on the list, GC!

Here goes. Oh, no! Are you all right there, guys? Yeah! Don't

believe them! How there, are you all right? I thought it would be

cosy in here, but... Hi, nice to meet you. What the.... Hey, what is

going on in ....? OK, slightly dark, actually. Don't forget this is

really late at night! OK, so I'm finally inside a room.

You think you want a room at glasto, you don't think you do! I feel like

I'm going to find... Is this legal? What? OK, so I'm getting into a

fridge. I'm actually getting into a fridge. Hi, ladies. Hi! I think,

I'm all right, yeah! It's a pair of pants on the door. Beautiful pants.

Can I go through? Oh, my goodness! OK, this is really freaking me out

now guys. Whatever next? What? Nearly fell over in the mud. Here

we go. Am I actually allowed to rave here?

I survived the London Underground. It's time to rave. I think I

blinking well deserve it! And we never saw her again! Love

her - raving in a sheep skin. There is something 70s about that. It was

like Alice in Wonderland moving to an inner city place.

We had Jimmy cliff earlier. Now we have BB King, who is 85 years old.

One of the oldest people ever to play at the festival. He is a

legendry guitar player. Rolling Stone called him the third best

guitarist ever. There is not a guitarist alive who has not taken a

bit from BB King. He was on the Pyramid Stage here earlier on, here

at Glastonbruy, 2011. Thank you so much. Are you ready?

# No-one love me # No-one seem to care

# I said nobody love me # Nobody seem to care

# The Troubles # You know I've had my share

# I get moving down the line # I want to pack my suitcase and go

down the line # Ain't nobody worry

# Ain't nobody cry # Every day, every day, every day I

have the blues # Every day, every day, every day I

have the blues # You seem to worry baby

# It's you I'd hate to lose # Every day, every day I have the

blues # Every day # Every day I have the

blues # Don't worry baby

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# All right INSTRUMENTAL Thank you.

BB King. Wow! I was pleased he played. I gave him the great build-

up. He played guitar solo. influenced the rest of the festival.

He... I am looking on Twitter. Hello to Natalie, who is watching

us in labour. She is hooked up to a tens machine and getting through.

love this song. This is Jenny Lewis and her musical live partner. Jenny

and Johnnie. This is Animals. # We must modernise Jerusalem

# The temples # Let them fight over the dust

# We will organise in Bethlehem # Able-bodied women

# And agnostic, head-strong men # Or we'll meet at 10

# If you lose your fear # Of God

# You are an animal at heart # Ahhh

# Show your teeth to everyone # Don't let no-one prove you wrong

# You are an animal # An animal

Show your teeth to everybody # Don't let no-one prove you wrong

# You are an animal # An animal

We must rearrange reality # And shuffle all the cards

# The joker with the Queen # Just to make her scream

# To destroy all our enemies # Must investigate our friends

# Find the ones we want to talk # Believe, and hang them from the

trees # If you lose your fear

# Of God # You are an animal, at heart

# Show your teeth to everyone # Don't let no-one prove you wrong

# You are an animal # An animal

# Show your teeth # To everyone

# Don't let no-one prove you wrong # You are an animal

# An animal # Show your teeth to everyone

# Don't let no-one prove you wrong # You are an animal

, an animal # An animal

APPLAUSE I love her. I know, it's great tune

that. I love it a lot. Absolutely beautiful. Jenny and Johnnie, that

was and Animal. What? Nothing! What? Let's go on to

something else. We go to fleet foxes now. We talked about Mumford

and Sons, fleet foxes seem to come out of nowhere. My kids, the first

time they heard them singing, they were like, how are they doing that.

The plepbld of the human voice is the thing that -- the blend of the

human voice is the thing that machines will never reproduce.

was muddy, here they are, fleet foxes.

# My brother # Where do you go to tonight?

# I heard that you missed your connections

# To the mountain # Over in Tennessee

# You're welcome with me, any time you like

# In the countryside # Handsome, midnight

# So no-one gets through me, no # So no one gets through me

# No. # Be careless

# I'm sure it will be fine # I love you

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# Shiver in the darkness # Father, and the music got frozen

# And snowing # Till the morning light

# Terrible, oh, even if you don't mind

# In the darkness # Father

# And the snowing # Till the morning light

# Terrible, my child # Even if you don't mind

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Well, just magical sound, isn't it?

Fleet Foxes there. Again like Mumford and Sons, a strange success

story. It's demographic, it is because the baby-boomers are buying

records and the younger people like it. I think he's right. Music now

is lateral and you don't stop buying music when you're 30. This

guy, who is a legend was on the bill also. It is the marvellous

# But you must try # Rome was not built in a day

# But the hotter the battle you see # But you must try

# Win or lose # You've got your mind

# You can get it though hard it may seem now

# You can get it if you really want

# You can get it if you really want

# You can get it if you really want

# But you must try Try and try, try and try

# You'll succeed at last I know it - listen

# You can get it if you really want

# You can get it if you really want

# You can get it if you really want

# But you must try Try and try, try and try

# You'll succeed at last. #

# You can get it if you really want

# You can get it if you really want

# You can get it if you really want

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# I can see clearly # Gone are the dark clouds

# It's gonna be a bright Bright # It's gonna be a bright Bright

# Oh, yes, I can make it # All of the bad feelings

# Here is that rainbow I've been praying for

# It's gonna be a bright Bright Bright Bright sunshiny day, ooh

# Look all around There's nothing but blue skies

# Look straight ahead There's nothing but blue skies

# I can see clearly now the rain is gone

# I can see all obstacles in my way

# Here is that rainbow I've been praying for

# It's gonna be a bright Bright Bright Bright sunshiny day

# It's gonna be a bright Bright Bright Bright sunshiny day

# It's gonna be a bright Bright Bright Bright sunshiny day

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# By the rivers of water # Bring the season, with all the

leaves # Whatever we do, it's prosperous

# Bright sunshiney day # The congregation of the righteous.

The way # It's a bright

# It's gonna be a bright Bright The great Jimmy Cliff. He had his

first hit single in Jamaica when he was 15. He came to see me on 6

Music earlier today. I was like, Jimmy, I can not believe you're

here in this weather, it feels wrong. He said, I had a little

sunshine in my pocket, but I used it all up. It was the coolest thing.

Those were great slacks. Was he rocking a fleez operation there.

was awkward, I nearly wore that. All these stars have clothes that I

am not interested in. If he launched his own slack range I

would be there! Glistening. Indeed so. I think you have expressed my

personality there. Casual, yet glistening. You could say the same,

Bono was glistening. Here is some U2 from earlier on.

It's a folk festival. # Green light

# 7/11 # You stop here for a pack of

cigarettes # You don't smoke

# Don't even want to Check your change

# Dressed up # Like a car crash

# The wheels are turning # You're upside down

# You say when it hits you # You don't mind

Because when he hurts you # You feel alive

Red lights Grey morning

# You stumble out of a hole in the ground

# A vampire # Or a victim

# It depends on who's around # You used to stair

# To watch the adverts # You could lipsy with a talk show

# And if you look, you look through # And when you talk

# It's not to me # And when I touch you

# You don't feel a thing # If I could stay, then the night

would give you up # If I could stay, then the day

would keep its trust # Stay and the night would be

enough # Far away

# So close Up with the sky and the radio waves

# Satellites # Television, BBC

# You can go anywhere # Miami, New Orleans

# London, Belfast, Glastonbury # And if you list en, I can call

# And if you jump, just my fall # And if you shower -- shout, I'll

only hear you # If I could stay, then the night

will give you up # If I could stay then the day will

keep me strong # If I could stay with the spirit I

found # Stay with the demons I drown

# Stay, then the night will be enough

# Oh, oh, oh, # Of-oh-oh

# Oh-oh-oh Oh-oh-oh-oh

# Three o clock in the morning # It's quiet and there's nobody

around # Just the bang and the clatter

# As an angel hits the ground # CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

U2. They were on the Pyramid earlier. I was surprised but how

stripped back that was. Everybody was like it's going to be stripped

back. No lights, nothing. People said there was a lot of eye contact.

The thing that was touching when they came here, they are in their

own way unprepossessing. They had hair arms on each other's backs.

They are mates. In case you wondered where Gary had gone.

Larry had gone. He's gone to look for his flask.Um,um, we're back

tomorrow at four. All sorts of people playing, Beyonce, Paul Simon.

Loads of stuff. Tomorrow, from 4pm, we have rumour. We have Anna Kalvy.

We have him from Windmills Of Your Mind. Elbow are on. Coldplay are on.

We're hoping in the words of Jimmy Cliff, that's it going to be a

bright sunshiny day. You can join us online. Loads more coverage on 6

Music and BBC Radio. We'll be back on your telly box tomorrow at 4pm.

Very, very much looking forward it to. OK. So we hope you've enjoyed

it. We hope for better weather. We've had great music. We hope

tomorrow for a beautiful day. # And the reason

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# You've been all over # See the tuna fleets

# And see the bird # After the flood

# What you don't have # What you don't know

# What you don't have you don't need it now

# Don't need it now

# Was a beautiful day... #

# Was a beautiful day... #

#

# Rain

# Rain -rain

# Rain -rain #

# I

# I don't

# I don't mind

# I don't mind #

# We